The Public Provident Fund Scheme (PPF Account) is a popular government scheme introduced by the ministry of finance, which offers attractive return (which is completely exempted from tax) along with reasonable safety.

An investor can start with a minimum investment of Rs 500 to a maximum of Rs 1,50,000 in a financial year and can avail of other facilities like withdrawal, loan, and extension of account.

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“Trend is your friend” You must have heard this quote by Martin Zweig if you trade in the stock market? Momentum trading is all about trading with the trend.

For example, if a stock surges after reporting strong earnings, a momentum trader could acquire shares and ride the stock’s price upward.

Also, if a stock’s price begins to increase due to a suspected short squeeze, momentum traders may buy shares in the hopes that the short squeeze will continue to push the price higher.

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Dark Cloud Cover is a bearish reversal candlestick pattern that is formed at the end of an uptrend.

It signals potential weakness in the uptrend.

It is made of two candlesticks. The first candlestick is a bullish candlestick and the second one is a bearish candlestick.

The second candlestick is a bearish candlestick that signals reversal and the uptrend’s end.

This candlestick pattern is similar to the piercing pattern.

The only difference is that piercing pattern occurs at the end of the downtrend, whereas dark cloud cover occurs at the end of an uptrend.

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The Government of India has initiated a number of social security schemes to boost the financial stability of its citizens and to reinforce the economic development of the nation.

These statutory social security schemes have huge significance for the masses since it not only ensures a comfortable future but also a sense of security.

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Asset Monetization? You must have heard this term recently when the Finance Minister of India, Nirmala Sitharaman, had announced the National Monetization Pipeline a few days back.

Well, the Government of India has planned to monetize the Government’s assets valued at Rs. 6 lakh Crores over the next 4 years.

I am sure you must be familiar with the word “monetize”. If not, we got you covered! In this blog, we shall decode the not-so-heavy terminology, Asset Monetization, and how the Government is trying to raise revenue through this process.

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he On-Neck Candlestick Pattern is made up of two candlesticks: a tall down candle and a much shorter up candle that gaps down on the open but closes at or near the previous candle’s close.

The pattern is called “On Neck” because it produces a horizontal line that can be interpreted as a “neckline” or “neck” when the two closing prices are the same (or nearly the same) throughout the two candles.

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Indecision candlesticks that resemble long-legged Dojis are known as High-wave candlestick patterns. Their lower shadows are lengthy, and their top wicks are long.

They also have a larger physical body. They’re common near support and resistance levels, as well as during periods of consolidation. Bullish or bearish high wave candles are possible.

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The Relative Strength Index or popularly called the RSI is one of the most popular momentum oscillators used by technical traders worldwide.

Developed by J. Welles Wilder, Jr. during the 1970s, the indicator helps to quantify the changes in price and its momentum.

The very fact, that the indicator is still in use and is a part of almost all the charting software packages out there speaks volumes about itself and brings us to the conclusion that solid logic never goes out of style! There are various ways of using the indicator.

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Point and Figure Charting is a kind of technical chart that was developed in the late 1800s.

Traders can trade and also do technical analysis by using Point and Figure Charting other than the bar and candlestick charts.

A point-and-figure chart plots movements of the prices such as stocks, commodities, or futures without considering the time.

As compared to other technical charts like candlesticks, which plot the price movement of the financial assets over set time periods, point-and-figure chart plots prices in the columns which consist of stacked X’s or O’s, each of which represents a fixed amount of price movement.

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Whaat? There is something called a sentiment indicator that is used in the derivatives market? Have you heard about these types of indicators before? Confused? Well, let me tell you that it exists and helps you gauge the sentiments in the derivatives market. But if you do not know what this indicator does, then you are reading the right article to understand the same.

Sentiment indicators tell us how bullish or bearish market forces are and what they are thinking or feeling, which help us in forecasting the behaviour of traders in the stock market. When sentiment readings are extremely high or low, we should act in a contrarian way. For example, when investors are extremely bearish, we should take this as a contrary signal as it indicates that market prices could start reversing and may start heading higher soon.

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